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Revision as of 23:24, 11 October 2011
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Future scenario
Our investigation begins with a deep analysis of the site. In particular way we focused on sociological aspects.
- Analysis
Dialogue between space and context
Links to diggerent programmes and activities
Dialogue between constant-transformation
Gradients of people
Movements and flows trajectories
Dialogue between space and culture
Process
Cross-programming - Gives an old building/space a new function or programme not intended for it.
Trans-programming - Places two programmes that are not normally associated with each other together.
Dis-programming - Positioning two functions together so that one can potentially undo/induce the other.
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